Write down the terms of algebraic expression: $5 a b c^{2} - 2 a b + 7 a^{2} c$

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Solution

Terms of an expression : A number, variable or product of number and variable or product of two or more variables is known as term of the expression. Terms are separated by addition or subtraction sign.
Hence, $5 a b c^{2}, - 2 a b$ and $7 a^{2} c$ are three terms in the given expression $5 a b c^{2} - 2 a b + 7 a^{2} c$ .

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